A brief reference, but a reference, in the July/August edition of Mother Jones Magazine article “Last of the Munichans” with photos by a colleague, Canadian photographer Jen Osborne. While it is absolutely true that some Germans (or other Europeans) are sincerely looking for connection to native peoples, wishing to learn different, healthy ways of living, […]
Stop Making Excuses: Why Parodies Like the “#RidiculousSix” Must Be Rejected
Photo source: instagram.com/lorenanthony Updated 9 May 2015: the reality is, Sandler and Netflix are not going to stop filming this movie or not release it when its finished despite the protests. Editing out the most strongly offensive by majority is probably the best reality of what might/is happening. We can make it a learning experience […]
Healing Relationships 2
Originally posted on Awakening the Horse People:
Though we may experience intense feelings of loneliness that are very real, We are never actually “alone”. Though it may feel like we are isolated without relationships in the world, the reality is very different. We are descended from recent ancestors, as well as our original peoples of…
Taking Action
Originally posted on Elisabeth de Mariaffi:
***Please be aware that this post discusses a recent violent crime. Details may be upsetting. As a woman in this country, sometimes I think the real question is: When do we start rioting? Earlier this week Ontario resident Bradley Barton was acquitted in the murder of Cindy Gladue, an Aboriginal sex worker.…
Covering Berlinale 2015: “Kuma Hina-A Place in the Middle”
Photos were taken by me at the premiere of “Lone Ranger” here in Berlin, 2013. For more information, please read my article at Indian Country Today Media Network. 2015 is the 65th year for the film festival, and I’ll be covering the premiere of “Kuma Hina: A Place in the Middle” a documentary by Emmy […]
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